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Young Love#3 [22]
Cover: Joe Simon

Young Love #3 [22]

Oct 1960 · Prize · 0.10 USD
“I Was the Other Woman”

In "I Was the Other Woman," a 1960 Prize comic priced at 10 cents, Jim’s jealousy flares when Olivia follows a columnist’s advice to test her love by dating others—leading to heartache and a string of fleeting romances. When Olivia is injured in a car accident, it’s Jim, now a state trooper, who comes to her rescue, setting the stage for a quiet, heartfelt reunion. Ted Galindo handles both pencils and inks for the story, while Joe Simon delivers the cover art with his signature flair.

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artist, inker Ted Galindo · cover Joe Simon

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artist, inker Ted Galindo
cover pencils, inks Joe Simon

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Jim gets angry when Olivia dates Ted, following the advice of newspaper columnist Gloria to make sure of her love by seeing other people. Jim and Olivia break up, and Jim goes out with many other girls. Olivia complains to Gloria and says “I’ll never take anyone’s advice again!” Olivia dates Burt and they’re in an auto accident. Olivia is rescued by Jim, now a state trooper. In the hospital, Gloria accidentally reveals that Olivia still loves Jim, and he says he loves her too.

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